SC-100 · Question #115
Your company uses loT flow valves at remote water treatment facilities. The devices are monitored by network sensors that are supplied by different vendors. Each vendor uses different public clouds…
The correct answer is A. Use Bicep to create an Azure ExpressRoute circuit. Azure ExpressRoute is the correct answer because it provides dedicated, private connectivity between on-premises or multi-cloud environments and Azure with predictable, guaranteed throughput and low latency backed by an SLA. The scenario specifically requires 'predictable…
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Your company uses loT flow valves at remote water treatment facilities. The devices are monitored by network sensors that are supplied by different vendors. Each vendor uses different public clouds. You want to consolidate monitoring and enhance security. You need to recommend a multi-cloud connectivity method that will allow the devices to be protected by Microsoft Defender for loT. Your solution requires predictable throughput. Which recommendation should your solution include?
Options
- AUse Bicep to create an Azure ExpressRoute circuit.
- BSet up a private endpoint using the Azure portal.
- CDefine a Point-to-Site (P2S) VPN gateway connection.
- DCreate a Private Link service with an ARM template.
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A80% (24)
- B3% (1)
- C7% (2)
- D10% (3)
Explanation
Azure ExpressRoute is the correct answer because it provides dedicated, private connectivity between on-premises or multi-cloud environments and Azure with predictable, guaranteed throughput and low latency backed by an SLA. The scenario specifically requires 'predictable throughput,' which rules out VPN-based solutions that traverse the public internet and are subject to variable bandwidth. A Point-to-Site VPN (C) is for individual client connections, not site-level multi-cloud connectivity. Private endpoints (B) and Private Link (D) are for accessing specific Azure PaaS services privately, not for establishing multi-cloud network connectivity.
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